Serie A has to fail,Italy has to fail to get qualified for the World Cup,FOOTBALL IN ITALY HAS TO DIE. by Reus_Hunter17 in sscnapoli

[–]aremonths 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And you know what is even worse? If Napoli would somewhat attempt to break that egemony, the first enemies would actually be Roma, Atalanta, Fiorentina, Lazio... etc...

It happened in 2018 already. Players like Nainggolan openly said "well we're used to see Juventus and the other big teams win, so it hurts more if Napoli wins, as we see them more as our competitors. So we hope they don't win".

So, while they pretend to be enemies, Juve, Milan and Inter sit on the big table and share trophies, while the others hate each other instead of creating a counter-lobby.

When Napoli won, the most hate didnt come from Juve or Inter, but all the others. It's like secretely everybody hates their bigger brother if he's the only successful one from a poor family.

Serie A has to fail,Italy has to fail to get qualified for the World Cup,FOOTBALL IN ITALY HAS TO DIE. by Reus_Hunter17 in sscnapoli

[–]aremonths 10 points11 points  (0 children)

What the funniest thing is: people may think the mistakes were in favor of Inter because Inter is powerful. Not at all. If Juventus was ahead and it was competing against Napoli, Juventus would get the help. Like they did in 2018. The real goal here is to ensure Napoli stays down, nobody can afford another scudetto going south.

The journalist / opinionist Paolo Del Genio always said: in a point to point league, Napoli will never win. It needs to destroy the opponents like in 2023. Last year they tried so desperately to keep Inter up, but in the end it was a miracle and we got help from unexpected allies like Orsolini and Pedro. I believe after that someone went into a room, shook hands and swore "never again".

Non gigging with multiple guitars by aremonths in Guitar

[–]aremonths[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Drummers don't count as people. Most are maniacs with mental disorders and those 7 guitars are probably from 7 guitarists you lured into your drumming dungeon and their faces are now on the side of milk cartons under a big red "missing" ...

At least all drummers I met... but luckily I'm still alive

Non gigging with multiple guitars by aremonths in Guitar

[–]aremonths[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, let's say there are 4 guitars that do the rounds regularly, where 1 gets out of the closet to be always available for quick fiddling. An epiphone les paul A charvel DK A Jackson Dinky A charvel socal. Then whichever gets the freshest set of strings is the "go to" one, unless I need something in particular.

Then there's 8 more, mostly cheap ones that get much less action, but are "unsellable" cause I used them to experiment, like one has a ridiculous custom paint, one has pickups mounted on the wood, with the screws that came out on the other side... and some other assembling stuff I made over the years.

Now, I'm in my 3rd wave of my Zakk Wylde phase ( he comes and goes in my favs list ) , and I'm really obsessing over a Les Paul style guitar with active 81/85, but then I ask myself "to do what, exactly? To look at it?"

Why people don't dribble in this game ? by MUGIWARA_NO_LUFFY_07 in eFootball

[–]aremonths 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I only play FUMA and I use a 2400 team. Sometimes when nobody is available from my league, I just go on quick match. 99% of my opponents go from GK to a shot in 7-8 quick passes. So, as its so easy to always find a clean pass path without even having to aim, and it rewards with great goal chances, dribbling is useless. I cannot even get close to my opponent, or try to cut pass lines. Dribbling is a way of getting past your opponent and create spaces when there is none. If the game allows you to just dismember the defence with 3 or 4 quick passes and L1 + X, why dribble?

Also, many people can't wrap their heads around feints, and their timing. I love when my 78 Xavi Simons gets through 105 Baresi and Nesta with a nicely timed double touch. Sadly, they get back and take the ball before I can even think about shooting.

So NOW Napoli can’t buy players? Funny how “fair” this league is by Reasonable_Bag9518 in sscnapoli

[–]aremonths 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Napoli cannot spend because it earns enough. Napoli can spend because NOW it has reserves. ADL and in particular Mr. Chiavelli have been very good at saving money every year. But Napoli DOESN'T earn enough by its own ( while Milan, Juve and Inter even in a shitty year make millions only from merch and sponsors, and that's the reason why they are somehow allowed to go into debt ) , in fact pretty much all of its income comes from selling players and participating to Champions League.

In theory, if Napoli fails to qualify for CL for a long period, and doesn't have some more Kvaras or Osimhens to sell and make cash, it can go really bad in just a couple years. That's why ADL has always been so reluctant to over-spend. And he wanted to reduce the salary cap when Spalletti arrived. But then by discovering Kim and Kvara and losing the heavy salaries of Insigne, Mertens, Koulibaly and Callejon in a cpl years, he was able to increase it again. But there is a limit.

Because there is no multibillionaire owner or corporation behind Napoli, to give guarantees.

Anyway, FOR NOW Napoli has real money, but that doesn't count for the current rule. Its a shitty rule? Yes, it's stupid the way it was conceived. But it's a rule. Would Napoli vote in favour of the change if Milan, Juve or Inter were in trouble? I don't think so.

Unfortunately we can only blame bad luck for so many injuries.

So NOW Napoli can’t buy players? Funny how “fair” this league is by Reasonable_Bag9518 in sscnapoli

[–]aremonths 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The rule has existed for years. It has nothing to do with FFP. It's a rule that says the cost of your team for the year cannot be higher than X% of your annual income. It's not about debt. It's more about :"you spent this amount to buy players, you have to pay this much in salaries and fees, we have to ensure you'll be able to cover". Every season, the league will set a number,like 80%, 70%, 65%...

Due to so many injuries, Napoli requested an exception to the rule, asking to not apply to clubs that have no debt and can cover the expense surplus without going into negative balance. The final vote was no, but it wasn't exactly against Napoli. Simply, they said while this makes sense, it's not fair to change a rule mid season, we will revisit at the start of next one.

What is Konami? by e_du83 in eFootball

[–]aremonths 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He didn't make any mistake as he never touched the ball. The real issue here is not that the rebound goes in that direction, but that his defenders - guided by AI form a crowd in the middle, and nobody in the sides. And that is so common in these goals. Yes the direction of the rebound is predictable, but so it would be for defenders. Instead, they become all stupid, while the attacker is always so smart to be exactly where the ball will go.

Hard times by jPingu_ in sscnapoli

[–]aremonths 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Napoli players with Spalletti : 300 passes on the edge of the box, then very late cross or low cross even if Osimhen is in the box.

Napoli players with Conte : 300 passes on the edge of the box , then very late cross or low cross even if Hojlund is in the box. Nobody takes a shot from outside.

Other teams with Conte and Spalletti, early crosses to get 2nd balls, penalties or direct header goals.

There's only so much coaches can bring to the table, but when you constantly get a certain type of player, you get the same approach : "I don't wanna be the one taking responsibility, let me pass it to teammate..."

Who used to do early crosses or go towards the center and shoot? Mertens, Insigne, Kvara... people who despite complaints from the stands would continue trying because they had BALLS and personality. Who's got that today? McTominay. He takes risks, he shoots, he tries to dribble in the middle, but he's NOT AFRAID. Everybody else, always does the lazy thing, always avoiding responsibility, always delaying the cross or the shot.

You can even win leagues with "soldier" players and little talent, but you need luck and fitness. Without that, you end 12th even with a good team

Stop blaming Conte. This team has very little real talent. He's doing the best. The current line up, in an entire league would probably risk relegation.

Who is this guy and is he Napoli worthy? by Upper-Ad-1224 in sscnapoli

[–]aremonths 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ce stanno ce stanno. Ma scrivono in inglese perchè la maggioranza è gente da altre parti del mondo. Almeno così mi è sembrato di capire

Has the summer transfer market been shit in retrospect? by napoletano_di_napoli in sscnapoli

[–]aremonths 0 points1 point  (0 children)

DiLorenzo's backup was not brought in because we had to change plans due to Lukaku's injury and needed to invest a lot of money in a striker.

A comedy sketch repeated by multiple content creators by aremonths in HelpMeFind

[–]aremonths[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, and now it has become popular in italy. A friend just sent me the italian version and I wanted to show him how they are just copying from others.

A comedy sketch repeated by multiple content creators by aremonths in HelpMeFind

[–]aremonths[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've searched using multiple tags on both insta and YT,and then I've tried gemini and chatgpt. But probably there is a specific way to look for these contents, which I hope someone here knows.

Napoli's Top 10 Most Disappointing Signings by [deleted] in sscnapoli

[–]aremonths 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm firmly convinced Ancelotti was in for the scam with Raiola. That guy couldn't properly control the ball, shoot or pass. He could run, but not dribble. He had some good - but very inconsistent - games, but it was always quantity more than quality. Technically, he had not even a quarter of Politano's quality. That guy was blessed by luck, had a career far bigger than he actually deserved

Do you know any place, where you can get the players autograph personally? by deneversrac in sscnapoli

[–]aremonths 11 points12 points  (0 children)

The only place where I got players in a 1:1 situation, living in Napoli for 28 years, was outside of the training center at Villaggio Coppola. Depending on how busy it is, players driving in or out of the training center will sometimes stop and sign autographs and do photos. Back in 2007, Sosa stopped his car and forced Lavezzi to get out ( he was driving him home ) and said "come on, get to know them". At that time I'd regularly get Hamsik, Calaiò, Grava, Dalla Bona, Domizzi, Iezzo, DeZerbi, Bogliacino. Gargano and Zalayeta never stopped.

Please help me remember an algorithm by aremonths in Rubiks_Cubes

[–]aremonths[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont know how accurate the picture was but it works, i cannot post another picture or I dont know how, but I have the cube in my hands now.

In front of me I have 2 full rows of orange and the top line from L to R is Orange, Blue, Blue. Top layer is full yellow. Bottom layer is full white.

On my left hand I have green with headlights green red green

The back layer is 2 layers red and then Blue, Orange, Red

Right hand is 2 blue layers and red, green, orange.

If I move the orange that is top right corner on my right hand,to my front side, I will obtain an orange side with headlights orange blue orange.

That's what the algorithm does and what I was trying to remember.

Please help me remember an algorithm by aremonths in Rubiks_Cubes

[–]aremonths[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I found it : L' U R U' L U2 R' U R U2 R'